This is a place where no one knows the address, but everyone knows how to get there. This is a place where no one knows what it is, but everyone is familiar with it. This is a place where no one knows if it's real, but everyone knows what they feel is real. Maybe not everyone, but every woman. Women come here to forget. But can they? Can they forget the things that made them end up in this place?

Written by Aylin Rodoplu.Directed by Elise Xiaqi Eriksen. Performed by Aylin Rodoplu,Tara Mcmillan,Gabriela Mah�.Music by Aylin Rodoplu.

Photography credit: Elise Xiaqi Eriksen

About the company

Co Theatre is a female-led collective that aims to encourage and inspire women of all ages, bringing bold and provocative newly written original plays of women's stories to the stage. Aylin Rodoplu and Elise Xiaqi Eriksen are the co-founders of Co Theatre and creative team of The Womb, which was their debut as professional theatre makers.

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